Make sure you don't touch your throttle before starting. Start bike. Should idle fast for a few seconds, then come down as it warms up. If the idle stays high, check your throttle cables for out of adjustment and adjust per spec.
(08-06-2015, 06:23 PM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Tried a couple of times when I was out today and noticed two things: the first was a momentary roughness the first time; the second was a slight momentary increase in revs, but not up to 3000 rpm.
Interesting. I've only done it a few times (by accident). Some days I forget which bike I'm riding. Occasionally, I turn the key on the CB750 and find myself waiting for the fuel pump sound and gauge cycle.
Both times I did it I got a high rev. I wonder if results vary depending on what point in the boot process you hit the starter?
Oh, deary me, I can see hours of fun with a stop watch ahead of me. Not.